LIVING LAB FESTIVAL 2025

Dates - 6-7th of September and 11th of September – 5th of October 2025
Valencia and Valencia region.

Festival’s Artistic Framework:
The program invites artists, curators, researchers and others working within the field as well as the public to explore new ways of living and the fragility of ecosystems through innovative ecological initiatives. Participants will develop projects that emphasize solidarity and collective practices aimed at restoring life, creating alternative realities where harmony with nature becomes possible.

Key Components of the Program:
Research and Collaborative Projects: Artists will work in an open studio in nature, engaging with the flora and fauna of the Mediterranean coast. They will be encouraged to continue their artistic research, creating elements of installations and performances in collaboration with scientists and representatives from other disciplines, deepening their understanding of biodiversity and sustainable development.

Public Engagement: The program will foster dialogues between artists and the community by organizing a two-day festival at Natural Park based open studio space and a final month-long exhibition at an institution to showcase these interactions and raise awareness about environmental protection.

The goal of the program is to create a dynamic creative community that actively engages with society and fosters dialogue about nature, culture, and contemporary art while promoting environmental protection and the preservation of biodiversity along the Mediterranean coast of Spain.

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08.05.2025

The Maritima Art Residency (Art Made Cultural Association), in collaboration with the Institute for Research in Environmental and Marine Science (IMEDMAR - UCV), is pleased to announce an open call for applications for a four-day open studio residency as part of the International Art and Science Program (IASP) in ......

Open Call

Deadline July 15

LIVING LAB FESTIVAL 2025

Four-day open studio residency

Open Call

À propos de notre festival

A festival committed to art and ecology:
Collective creation in the heart of nature, fostering dialogue between artists, researchers, and the public. Living installations and performances inspired by the rich biodiversity of the Mediterranean. A thoughtful and collaborative exploration of new ways of living—imagining a future in harmony with our ecosystem.

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LIVING LAB FESTIVAL 2025

Dates - 6-7 of September and 11 of September – 5th of October 2025.

Valencia and Valencia region.

Festival’s Artistic Framework

The program invites artists, curators, researchers and others working within the field as well as the public to explore new ways of living and the fragility of ecosystems through innovative ecological initiatives. Participants will develop projects that emphasize solidarity and collective practices aimed at restoring life, creating alternative realities where harmony with nature becomes possible.

Key Components of the Program

Research and Collaborative Projects

Artists will work in an open studio in nature, engaging with the flora and fauna of the Mediterranean coast. They will be encouraged to continue their artistic research, creating elements of installations and performances in collaboration with scientists and representatives from other disciplines, deepening their understanding of biodiversity and sustainable development.

Public Engagement:

The program will foster dialogues between artists and the community by organizing a two-day festival at Natural Park based open studio space and a final month-long exhibition at an institution to showcase these interactions and raise awareness about environmental protection.

The goal of the program is to create a dynamic creative community that actively engages with society and fosters dialogue about nature, culture, and contemporary art while promoting environmental protection and the preservation of biodiversity along the Mediterranean coast of Spain.